The Acne Nutritionist Maria Marlowe
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This air-fried sweet potato falafel recipe is a fun and healthy upgrade to traditional deep-fried falafel.
An air-fryer uses just air – not oil – to crisp up the outside of your food. So, it’s not fried at all, it just tastes like it. Pair this air-fried sweet potato falafel with tahini, hummus, and your favorite roasted veggies or salads for a complete meal.
While authentic falafel calls for dried chickpeas that need to be soaked overnight, this quickie version can be made with canned chickpeas.
No air-fryer? No problem.
I don’t have an air-fryer, so went to my in-laws to use theirs for the recipe. However, after doing some further research, I realized that an air fryer is essentially a convection oven with a brilliant name. So you can bake this in a convection oven, or regular oven, and still get a crispy exterior.
If using a regular oven, here are some tips to ensure the crispiest “fried” shell:
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I help people clear acne (even when nothing else has worked) through a root cause approach. Here you’ll find posts on the gut-skin connection and recipes to clear your skin from within, naturally. You don’t have bad skin, you’ve just been misinformed.
These delicious and easy-to-make red lentil falafel are a fun make-ahead lunch for the workweek. One serving provides 18 grams of plant protein, and over 20 grams when dipped into the lemon herb tahini.
On a lazy fall morning, try this loaded baked sweet potato recipe. You can pile it high with coconut yogurt, berries, figs, and your favorite superfoods, like dried mulberries or coconut shavings. The options are endless! If you want one of these babies during the week, pre-bake the sweet potato, and then simply reheat in the morning and add your toppings.
This creamy roasted butternut squash curry soup is WOW. You'll want to batch cook this healthy soup recipe all autumn long.